This striking decorative plate from Guatemala is hand-carved from wood and painted in rich, earthy tones. A bold stylised flower in shades of cream, orange, and green sits at the centre of a deep navy background, framed by a zigzag border of mustard yellow, red, and black. Evocative of folk art traditions and full of expressive brushwork, this one-of-a-kind piece brings warmth, colour, and a playful sense of craft to any wall or surface.

This charming hand-painted wooden plate from Guatemala features a rustic bunch of purple grapes surrounded by leafy green vines and floral accents. Set against a warm ochre base, the design is framed by a deep green border with painterly brushstrokes and pops of red and orange. Crafted entirely by hand, this one-of-a-kind decorative piece brings a touch of countryside whimsy and artisan tradition to any wall or tabletop display.

This beautifully bold wooden plate from Guatemala features a creamy star-shaped flower surrounded by lush green leaves and scattered red berries, all set against a rich chocolate-brown background. A cheerful yellow rim, dotted with a multicoloured garland-like pattern, frames the design with folk-art flair. Entirely hand-carved and hand-painted, this one-of-a-kind decorative piece brings joyful colour and artisan charm to any wall or shelf.

This oval wooden tray from Guatemala is hand-painted with a joyful floral design in rich tones of pink, orange, green, and cream. Set against a deep teal background, the blooming central flower is flanked by leafy buds and blossoms, all framed by a warm terracotta border dotted with playful patterning. Crafted entirely by hand, this decorative piece is full of personality, perfect for wall display or as a striking accent on a shelf or sideboard.

Rich in colour and character, this hand-painted wooden tray from Guatemala features a joyful floral design in warm red, cream, and green tones, set against a deep cobalt blue base. Delicate painted vines and scattered blossoms bring the surface to life, while the terracotta-toned border adds contrast with playful dotted and striped detailing. Crafted for decorative use, this one-of-a-kind piece is perfect for propping on a shelf, hanging on a wall, or styling as a colourful accent on a tabletop. Handmade with care, and full of charm.            

Hailing from Uruguay and now based in Hackney, Paula Arango's work is a vibrant fusion of South American spirit and Swedish modernism. Drawing inspiration from her homeland’s coastal landscapes and wild meadows, she creates stunning paintings and prints that celebrate colour, texture, and craftsmanship. Paula is passionate about traditional printmaking, a craft that she has honed to add a unique dimension to her larger paintings. With a background in fashion, her keen eye for detail translates beautifully into her use of acrylics and printmaking, producing pieces that bring joy and personality to any space.

Hailing from Uruguay and now based in Hackney, Paula Arango's work is a vibrant fusion of South American spirit and Swedish modernism. Drawing inspiration from her homeland’s coastal landscapes and wild meadows, she creates stunning paintings and prints that celebrate colour, texture, and craftsmanship. Paula is passionate about traditional printmaking, a craft that she has honed to add a unique dimension to her larger paintings. With a background in fashion, her keen eye for detail translates beautifully into her use of acrylics and printmaking, producing pieces that bring joy and personality to any space.

Hailing from Uruguay and now based in Hackney, Paula Arango's work is a vibrant fusion of South American spirit and Swedish modernism. Drawing inspiration from her homeland’s coastal landscapes and wild meadows, she creates stunning paintings and prints that celebrate colour, texture, and craftsmanship. Paula is passionate about traditional printmaking, a craft that she has honed to add a unique dimension to her larger paintings. With a background in fashion, her keen eye for detail translates beautifully into her use of acrylics and printmaking, producing pieces that bring joy and personality to any space.

Hailing from Uruguay and now based in Hackney, Paula Arango's work is a vibrant fusion of South American spirit and Swedish modernism. Drawing inspiration from her homeland’s coastal landscapes and wild meadows, she creates stunning paintings and prints that celebrate colour, texture, and craftsmanship. Paula is passionate about traditional printmaking, a craft that she has honed to add a unique dimension to her larger paintings. With a background in fashion, her keen eye for detail translates beautifully into her use of acrylics and printmaking, producing pieces that bring joy and personality to any space.

We’re delighted to introduce a collection of exclusive signed photographs by artist and photographer Luvia Lazo.

The award-winning Zapotec artist Luvia Lazo was born in Teotitlán del Valle, east of Oaxaca City, Mexico. Her unique perspective creates evocative work that explores themes of identity and documents her life in Oaxaca. Her work has been featured in renowned publications such as The New Yorker, Vogue USA, The Times, and AD Magazine. She has received the Young Creators program by the FONCA (National Fund for Culture and the Arts) in Mexico and won the inaugural Indigenous Photograph 2021 award.

We’re delighted to introduce a collection of exclusive signed photographs by artist and photographer Luvia Lazo.

The award-winning Zapotec artist Luvia Lazo was born in Teotitlán del Valle, east of Oaxaca City, Mexico. Her unique perspective creates evocative work that explores themes of identity and documents her life in Oaxaca. Her work has been featured in renowned publications such as The New Yorker, Vogue USA, The Times, and AD Magazine. She has received the Young Creators program by the FONCA (National Fund for Culture and the Arts) in Mexico and won the inaugural Indigenous Photograph 2021 award.

We’re delighted to introduce a collection of exclusive signed photographs by artist and photographer Luvia Lazo.

The award-winning Zapotec artist Luvia Lazo was born in Teotitlán del Valle, east of Oaxaca City, Mexico. Her unique perspective creates evocative work that explores themes of identity and documents her life in Oaxaca. Her work has been featured in renowned publications such as The New Yorker, Vogue USA, The Times, and AD Magazine. She has received the Young Creators program by the FONCA (National Fund for Culture and the Arts) in Mexico and won the inaugural Indigenous Photograph 2021 award.